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iPhone Compass Not Working? Solutions and Fixes
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iPhone Compass Not Working? Solutions and Fixes

Nick deCourville · February 23, 2023

For those that like to explore, you may want some ideas if your the Compass on your iPhone is not working: here’s some solutions.

How to Turn off the Ringer on Your iPad
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How to Turn off the Ringer on Your iPad

Nick deCourville · February 22, 2023

For those that like moments of privacy in their lives, I’m going to show you how to turn the ringer off on your iPad.

How to Change Your iPad Password
How-To

How to Change Your iPad Password

Nick deCourville · February 22, 2023

I’m taking a look at the various options users have when it comes to a password on an iPad, including how to change it.

How to Keep an iPad from Sleeping
How-To

How to Keep an iPad from Sleeping

Nick deCourville · February 22, 2023

For those that want to ensure that their iPad is always awake, there is a method for preventing it from sleeping: here’s how.

How to Share an iMovie Project on Mac and iOS
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How to Share an iMovie Project on Mac and iOS

Nick deCourville · February 21, 2023

For those that have created a project in iMovie, there’s a rather easy way to share it with the world, even from Mac and iOS.

Podcast
Treating Apple TV+ Like TV – TMO Daily Observations 2023-02-21

Treating Apple TV+ Like TV - TMO Daily Observations 2023-02-21

Ken_Ray · February 21, 2023 · Add Comment

Ken has a sudden obsession with whatever it is Apple is trying to turn Apple TV+ into. He drags TMO Managing Editor Jeff Butts along for the ride. Plus – Mailbag Monday, the Tuesday Edition and taking up a collection for a second Apple headset.

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Operating Systems, AI, and Apple’s Neural Engine – TMO Daily Observations 2023-02-17

Operating Systems, AI, and Apple's Neural Engine - TMO Daily Observations 2023-02-17

Ken_Ray · February 17, 2023 · Add Comment

New iPadOS adoption numbers from Apple have piqued Ken’s interest. TMO Managing Editor Jeff Butts joins Ken to kicks those around. Plus – Jeff dives into AI and Apple’s Neural Engine.

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Fixes, a Break, and Not Talking About the NBA – TMO Daily Observations 2023-02-14

Fixes, a Break, and Not Talking About the NBA - TMO Daily Observations 2023-02-14

Ken_Ray · February 14, 2023 · Add Comment

Apple hit with many mini updates on Monday. TMO Managing Editor Jeff Butts joins Ken to talk a few points raised by those. Plus – Why it is way too early to talk about Apple going for streaming rights to the NBA.

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How to Share GarageBand Projects the Easy Way
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How to Share GarageBand Projects the Easy Way

Nick deCourville · February 10, 2023

If you like to create music or audio projects in GarageBand, you may also want to know how to share your projects: here’s how on Mac and iOS.

How to Isolate Vocals in GarageBand
How-To

How to Isolate Vocals in GarageBand

Nick deCourville · February 9, 2023

When it comes to a user being able to isolate and remove vocals in GarageBand, there’s an easy way, and a really hard way. I’ll show both.

How to Split a Track in GarageBand
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How to Split a Track in GarageBand

Nick deCourville · February 9, 2023

For those that need to edit audio, there is a way to split tracks in GarageBand. I’m going to show you how for both Mac and iOS.

Twitter Blue on iOS Relaunches on Monday for $11 Monthly
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Twitter Blue on iOS Relaunches on Monday for $11 Monthly

Arnold Zafra · December 12, 2022

Twitter Blue on iOS and on web will be relaunched on Monday with new $11 monthly subscription fee for iOS users and $8 on web.

Apple Delivers New Wave of OS Release Candidates
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Apple Delivers New Wave of OS Release Candidates

Nick deCourville · December 7, 2022

Apple has released a series of various OS Release Candidates for a variety of devices, notably iOS 16.2 and iPad OS 16.2.

Moovit’s New Live Location Feature Makes Urban Mobility Easier Than Ever
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Moovit's New Live Location Feature Makes Urban Mobility Easier Than Ever

Nick deCourville · December 5, 2022

Urban mobility app Moovit has officially announced the new Live Locations feature, creating even more efficiency for those that commute.

Issues with Privacy Continue in iOS as Apple’s Promise of Anonymous Data Analytics Flounder
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Issues with Privacy Continue in iOS as Apple's Promise of Anonymous Data Analytics Flounder

Nick deCourville · November 21, 2022

New reports indicate that iOS analytic data users share with Apple may not be as anonymous as once believed, creating major privacy concerns.

US Army iOS App Found to Contain Code Developed in Russia
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US Army iOS App Found to Contain Code Developed in Russia

Jeff Butts · November 14, 2022

An app used by the U.S. Army at a major combat training base was recently removed because some of its code was written in Russia.

Wireless Nintendo Classic Controllers Arrive to Apple Devices Thanks to Latest Wave of Updates
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Wireless Nintendo Classic Controllers Arrive to Apple Devices Thanks to Latest Wave of Updates

Nick deCourville · October 25, 2022

Reports indicate that the new wave of Apple OS updates brings support for Nintendo’s classic wireless controllers.

Apple Announces Release Candidates for . . . Well . . . Everything
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Apple Announces Release Candidates for . . . Well . . . Everything

Nick deCourville · October 18, 2022

Today Apple has announced release candidates for, well, everything, here’s a look at what’s included with the new updates.

Security Researcher Uncovers Yet Another iOS VPN Flaw
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Security Researcher Uncovers Yet Another iOS VPN Flaw

Jeff Butts · October 13, 2022

Hot on the heels of one recently-discussed iOS VPN flaw, a security researcher finds many Apple apps communicating outside the VPN tunnel.

Dark Sky Weather App Going Away Soon, But It’s Mostly Integrated Into iOS 16
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Dark Sky Weather App Going Away Soon, But It’s Mostly Integrated Into iOS 16

Jeff Butts · September 13, 2022

With more of its functionality integrated to iOS 16, Apple-owned weather app Dark Sky will go away after the end of 2022.

Apple Releases iOS 12.5.6 Update for Older iPads and iPhones to Fix Vulnerability
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Apple Releases iOS 12.5.6 Update for Older iPads and iPhones to Fix Vulnerability

Nick deCourville · September 1, 2022

Apple has released an iOS 12.5.6 update for older iPhones and iPads that patches a WebKit vulnerability, the update is now available.

Apple Insists VPN App Security Issue Is Fixed, But Developers Say Not
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Apple Insists VPN App Security Issue Is Fixed, But Developers Say Not

Jeff Butts · August 19, 2022

Apple responded to a recently-discussed VPN app security issue by saying it’s been fixed for years. VPN providers say that’s not the case.

Your iOS VPN Isn’t As Secure As You Think, Research Shows
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Your iOS VPN Isn’t As Secure As You Think, Research Shows

Jeff Butts · August 17, 2022

Two years after a VPN provider advised Apple of a bug in iOS preventing the service from being secure, the problem still exists.

TikTok Claims Strong Data Security, Still Planning to Improve It Further
News

TikTok Claims Strong Data Security, Still Planning to Improve It Further

Jeff Butts · July 1, 2022

In response to mounting calls to delete TikTok from U.S. app stores, the company insists it maintains strong data security for American users.

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